Craig Wright

Craig Wright, who controversially claims to be Bitcoin’s creator, received a one-year suspended sentence for contempt of court and was fined £145,000 in legal costs. The judge dismissed his claims against Bitcoin developers, calling him a liar who used "clumsy forgeries." Does this penalty truly address his actions, or is it too lenient?

A UK judge denied Craig Wright's appeal, citing inaccuracies and "AI-generated hallucinations," sparking questions about his use of AI in the filing.

Craig Wright envisions transforming Bitcoin into a practical tool for financial inclusion through his proposed TerraNode, which aims to enhance Bitcoin's scalability and accessibility for users worldwide. He believes this system will eliminate high fees and barriers, empowering individuals excluded from traditional banking to engage in global trade without restrictions.

HBO’s new documentary on Bitcoin’s creator leaves the mystery unsolved. Early Bitcoin developer Peter Todd denies being Satoshi Nakamoto, rejecting claims made in the film. He suggests the director, Cullen Hoback, used the controversy to hype the release. With Todd's denial, is it time to stop speculating about Satoshi's identity?

Craig Wright has filed an appeal against a UK court ruling, but controversy surrounds the timing of the submission and allegations regarding the use of AI in drafting the appeal.

The FBI's cryptic response about the Bitcoin creator suggested he might be a 3rd party individual. The bureau’s ambiguous replies prompts speculation: does the FBI know Nakamoto’s true identity, or will the mystery persist?

Craig Wright, who claimed to be Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto, updated his website under court order with a legal notice denying this assertion. After 8 years, is this truly the end of the Bitcoin authorship saga?

Craig Wright, proven not to be Bitcoin's inventor, must publicly acknowledge his false claims.